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We don't know where these winds are coming from.
Enoch 76 gives more detail of these winds.
These winds are known as“Seistan” or“120-days winds”.
No human behavior has evolved more dramatically over the past decade than communication,and there's no stopping these winds of change.
These winds provide a supply of material for feeding a supermassive black hole.
The region around Lethbridge has the most chinooks, averaging 30 to 35 chinook days per year, while Calgary has a whiteChristmas only 59% of the time as a result of these winds.
These winds collide with each other, and then some of this material spirals towards Sgr A*.
As the volcanoes of Tongariro NationalPark are the first significant elevations that these winds encounter on the North Island, besides Mount Taranaki, rain falls almost daily.
These winds travel at a blistering 2,600 km/s- or 65 times faster than the Juno probe, the fastest man-made object.
This analysis is very important because they don't always show similar properties,which tells us a great deal about how these winds are produced and how they affect their host galaxies”, explains Ramos Almeida.
These winds were linked with a large dark storm that Voyager 2 tracked in Neptune's southern hemisphere in 1989.
To study these winds in quasars the EMIR infrared spectrograph on the Gran Telescopio Canarias(GTC) was used.
In the Valdivian region the Andean Cordillera intercepts moist westerly winds  along the Pacific coast during winter andsummer months; these winds cool as they ascend the mountains, creating heavy rainfall on the mountains' west-facing slopes.
These winds would have stripped away grass near the crater and flattened juniper and pinyon trees out to a radial distance of~14 to 19 km.
It is believed that these winds are responsible for the presence of red and dead elliptical galaxies, where no new stars appear.
These winds contain heavy elements produced by stars representing important ingredients for the formation of new stars and planets.
Astronomers have long theorized that these winds would also drag the galaxy's magnetic field in the same direction, but despite numerous studies, there has been no observational proof of the concept.
These winds are also presumed to be responsible for the existence of“red and dead” elliptical galaxies, in which no new stars can form.
These winds are also believed to be responsible for the presence of“red and dead” elliptical galaxies, in which no new stars can develop.
These winds contain crucial heavy elements that the stars have manufactured and are vital ingredients for the next generation of stars and planets.
In fact, these winds were so predictable that early maritime travel guides often listed ideal times of departure down to the week and sometimes even the day.
In the summer, these winds direct the moist ocean air towards the Himalayas and carry with them storm clouds that have been raining the region for months.
These winds are streams of gas ejected from the atmospheres of stars, which are powerful enough to shape the surrounding clouds into the convoluted forms seen here.
When these winds start blowing in summer, they usually dry the air substantially, and you can see the beautiful local tourist attractions from a very long distance, right up to the very Corsica.
These winds can reach velocities of up to thousands of kilometers per second, and in the most energetic AGNs, for example the quasars, which can clean out the centers of the galaxies impeding the formation of new stars.
As in Jamaica and Cuba, these winds deposit their moisture on the northern mountains, and create a distinct rain shadow on the southern coast, where some areas receive as little as 400 millimetres(16 in) of rainfall, and have semi-arid climates.
These winds originate in the inland mountains of Southern California, and they blow frequently throughout the fall and winter months, bringing with them misery for people with sensitive eyes, from Los Angeles all the way down through the Mexican state of Baja California.
The aggregate power of these wind turbines is 90 GW.